American Institute of Architects Recognizes Projects with Profession’s Highest Honor for Excellence in Architecture, Interior Design and Urban Design

Proposed Collective Bargaining Agreements Ensure the City can continue to deliver the Highest-Quality Services Possible while Maintaining the City’s Long-Term Financial Health

Department expands district-based intelligence centers, gunshot detection systems, POD cameras and mobile technology to continue the crime fight and reduce gun violence

President Trump’s 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act likely to result in a windfall of more than $25 million for Peoples Gas

Innovative Development is the Latest in Series of Major Investments in Garfield Boulevard Corridor; Will Generate Much-Needed New Retail and Housing Options

World Business Chicago Receives fDi Magazine FDI Strategy Award for International Outreach; Efforts Have Helped Chicago Lead Nation in Foreign Direct Investment for Five Consecutive Years

Centrally-Located Hub in the Pullman Neighborhood Will Support More Than 60 Whole Foods Markets Across the Midwest and Canada

More Than 18,000 New LED Streetlights Installed to Date on South and West Side Streets; Mayor Tours West Side Assembly Plant Supporting Plan to Modernize 270,000 Lights Over Four Years

Pilot Shows 32 Percent Decline in Recycling Contamination after Targeted Educational Campaign

Doubling its Headcount in last 24 months, Health Tech Company Selects Chicago as Second Site as it Continues to Increase Adoption across the U.S.

Increased enforcement of Bad Contractor ordinance protects residents and collects $100,000 in fines last year

City crews prepared to respond to second consecutive day of snow

City to Seek Statewide Licensing Legislation to Regulate Illegal Suburban Party Bus Companies, Build on Public Safety Enhancements Made Under New City Ordinance

City holds industrial facilities accountable for manganese dust, increases clean air protections for residents

67 Mayors now committed to achieving emissions reductions and moving forward with climate action

Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool Will Quickly Connect Chronically Homeless to Housing and Wraparound Support Services

Using a “blitz” model, crews provided additional resources to 17 communities most in need of services

2018 City Budget Provides an Additional $1 Million for After-School Programming to Serve Nearly 8,000 Additional Students

Ingenuity’s State of the Arts Report shows 66 percent of CPS schools are strong or excelling in the arts

Innovative Initiative Converting Vacant City Lots into Much-Needed Market Rate Housing

Stronger enforcement aimed at shutting unlicensed stores, eliminating incentive for stolen cellphones

Skills Convenes Four Leading Chicago Employers to Hire Youth Through Pilot Initiative and Several Partners to Provide Education Opportunities and Mentoring

The new “CityKey” will be available citywide in the second quarter of 2018 with free enrollment for the first 100,000 Chicago residents

With new vehicles and 374,000 tons of salt on hand, City crews are ready to respond to whatever the winter season has in store

The change from steam to electric power to reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 70 percent and save the City $4.5 million annually in operating expenses

More than 50 Mayors commit to achieving emissions reductions and move forward with climate action

Global climate leaders will gather to sign the Chicago Climate Charter, a first-of-its-kind international charter on climate change

A gift to the city, Kerry James Marshall’s largest artwork to-date honors 20 iconic Chicago women

Surpassing its first year goals, the City pledges an additional $1.3 million to support continued legal services for immigrants and refugees in 2018